Grammar Test Phrasal Verbs 1: B) The Food Had Got Bad

18.10.
2021, 17:50
Grammar Test
Phrasal Verbs 1
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1. We had to throw the food away as it had gone off.
a) The food had got sweet.
b) The food had got bad.
c) The food had got bland.
d) The food had been burnt.
2. I avoided the problem by keeping quiet.
a) I got off the problem by keeping quiet.
b) I got into the problem by keeping quiet.
c) I got round the problem by keeping quiet.
d) I got away from the problem by keeping quiet.
3. After years of wearing it, the colors of the dress ... .
a) Have come apart
b) Have come out
c) Have come up
d) Have come through
4. Why don’t you get your work ... so you can have fun after?
a) Away with
b) Over with
c) Around with
d) By with
5. We’ve just encountered a few problems.
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a) We’ve just run against into a few problems.
b) We’ve just come up against a few problems.
c) We’ve just got by a few problems.
d) We’ve just come in for a few problems.
6. The teacher finally gave ... and allowed her to give her essay ... a few days
later.
a) Up / on
b) Round / in
c) In / up
d) In / in
7. I can never ... her when she ... such stories.
a) Make her in / makes up
b) Make her up / makes out
c) Make her up for / makes it out
d) Make her out / makes up
8. She hopes no-one will mind if she doesn’t come.
a) She hopes she can go away with it.
b) She hopes she can get away with it.
c) She hopes she can make out with it.
d) She hopes she can run away with it.
9. I’ll have to ... to doing my laundry soon.
a) Get round
b) Make up
c) Come round
d) Go round
10. I have decided to ... a competition as I have had to ... money for a while
and the prize is really generous.
a) Go along with / go off
b) Go in for / go for
c) Go in for / go without
d) Go through / go about
11. She simply ignored my complaints so I had to pursue Tom’s

report myself.
a) She made out my complaints so I had to follow up Tom’s report.
b) She brushed up my complaints so I had to chase for Tom’s report.
c) She brushed aside my complaints so I had to chase up Tom’s report.
d) She left out my complaints so I had to chase up Tom’s report.
12. These numbers look strange. Have you ... somewhere?
a) Slipped off
b) Slipped through
c) Slipped in
d) Slipped up
13. I’ve always looked ... her even though she usually looks ... people.
a) In on / up to
b) Up to / to at
c) Up to/ down on
d) Down on/ after for
14. Must I always look ... and plan for those events I look forward ...?
a) Ahead / to
b) Up / for
c) Around / for
d) After / to
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15. Could you say exactly what you ...?
a) Are drumming into
b) Are going by
c) Are driving at
d) Are going to
16. The vase just ... in my hands when I touched it.
a) Came apart
b) Came off
c) Came round
d) Came out
17. You’ve got ... your work and I’d like you to catch... all the others who have
already finished.
a) On with/ off with
b) Over with/ down with
c) Away with/ behind
d) Behind with/ up with
18. While I was walking down the street I ... an acquaintance of mine.
a) Came across
b) Came after
c) Came up against
d) Came to
19. What is happening here?
a) What’s going on here?
b) What’s making in for here?
c) What’s going up here?
d) What’s up here?
20. She refused to support his decision to move abroad.
a) She wouldn’t go along with his decision to move abroad.
b) She wouldn’t make along with his decision to move abroad.
c) She refused to face up with his decision to move abroad.
d) She refused to go in for his decision to move abroad.
21. As the rain didn’t ..., we ... the picnic.
a) Let up / called out
b) Let up / called off
c) Let in / called up
d) Let out / called off
22. Her vase came ... in my hands when I touched it.
a) By
b) Out
c) Off
d) Apart
23. The management have put out a statement condemning recent events.
a) They issued a statement.
b) They cancelled a statement.
c) They ignored a statement.
d) They declined a statement.
24. His strange behaviour gave him ... but he refused to give ... their
demands to tell the truth.
a) Up/ into
b) Back/ in
c) Away/ over
d) Away/ in to
25. Whatever my father says, she ... it.
a) Goes off with
b) Goes along with
c) Goes on with
d) Goes through with
26. She has decided to ... of school and marry.
a) Drop out
b) Come out
c) Leave off
d) Step in
27. I simply can’t ... the high costs I saw in London.
a) Get over
b) Make for
c) Come by
d) Get by
28. You have omitted a question.
a) You have missed up a question.
b) You have slipped away a question.
c) You have left on a question.
d) You have missed out a question.
29. I went to a restaurant yesterday and they ripped me ... .
a) On
b) Off
c) Out
d) Up
30. The Mafia threatened to do her ... because she had done them ... their
money.
a) Over/ away with
b) Over/ off of
c) In/ out off
d) In/ out of

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18.10.

1. We had to throw the food away as it had gone off.

a) The food had got sweet.

b) The food had got bad.

c) The food had got bland.

d) The food had been burnt.

2. I avoided the problem by keeping quiet.

a) I got off the problem by keeping quiet.

b) I got into the problem by keeping quiet.

c) I got round the problem by keeping quiet.

d) I got away from the problem by keeping quiet.

3. After years of wearing it, the colors of the dress ... .

a) Have come apart

b) Have come out

d) Have come through

5. We’ve just encountered a few problems.

a) We’ve just run against into a few problems.

b) We’ve just come up against a few problems.

c) We’ve just got by a few problems.

d) We’ve just come in for a few problems.

7. I can never ... her when she ... such stories.

a) Make her in / makes up

b) Make her up / makes out

c) Make her up for / makes it out

d) Make her out / makes up

8. She hopes no-one will mind if she doesn’t come.

a) She hopes she can go away with it.

b) She hopes she can get away with it.

c) She hopes she can make out with it.

d) She hopes she can run away with it.

9. I’ll have to ... to doing my laundry soon.

a) Go along with / go off

11. She simply ignored my complaints so I had to pursue Tom’s

a) She made out my complaints so I had to follow up Tom’s report.

b) She brushed up my complaints so I had to chase for Tom’s report.

c) She brushed aside my complaints so I had to chase up Tom’s report.

d) She left out my complaints so I had to chase up Tom’s report.

12. These numbers look strange. Have you ... somewhere?

d) Down on/ after for

15. Could you say exactly what you ...?

a) Are drumming into

16. The vase just ... in my hands when I touched it.

a) On with/ off with

b) Over with/ down with

c) Away with/ behind

d) Behind with/ up with

19. What is happening here?

a) What’s going on here?

b) What’s making in for here?

c) What’s going up here?

20. She refused to support his decision to move abroad.

a) She wouldn’t go along with his decision to move abroad.

b) She wouldn’t make along with his decision to move abroad.

c) She refused to face up with his decision to move abroad.

d) She refused to go in for his decision to move abroad.

21. As the rain didn’t ..., we ... the picnic.

a) Let up / called out

b) Let up / called off

d) Let out / called off

22. Her vase came ... in my hands when I touched it.

a) They issued a statement.

b) They cancelled a statement.